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“ORTO PER MILLE” PROJECT
In the school years 2009-2010, the students of our school took part in the “orto per mille” project.
They grew a typical vegetable for each italian region in a kitchen-garden (42 m2) near the school.
The purpose of this project was to teach the students how to grow vegetables and to make them learn their features.
The grown vegetables were given to the local canteens (schools, hospital, retirement homes…).
First we had to pull out the weeds…
...then dig the soil in order to make it fertile…
...cultivate and finally collect the vegetables.
The “Orto per Mille” project was born in the spring of 2010, and was linked to“Orto in Condotta” and “Edible school Gardens of Slow
Food”.
This project represents a new way to teach the value of biodiversity and respect for the environment . It is also growing in other countries, for example Uganda.
For the 150° anniversary of the Italian unification the students decided to call it “Orto per Mille”, to remember the “mille”( the one thousand men) of Garibaldi , a hero
of our history.
SICILY:courgette
FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA:
rosa di Gorizia
PIEMONTE:leek
CAMPANIA:Friariello sprout
CALABRIA:aubergine
LAZIO:Catalonia chicory
PUGLIA:Polignano carrot
MOLISE:tomato
ABRUZZO:Sulmona garlic
SARDINIA:artichoke
TUSCANY:Black cabbage
VENETO:Red chicory
BASILICATA:Senise pepper
LOMBARDY:pumpkin
TRENTINO ALTO ADIGE:
sauerkraut
VALLE D’AOSTA:potato
EMILIA ROMAGNA:
shallot
MARCHE:Suasa onion
UMBRIA:black celery from
Trevi
LIGURIA:beans
THE 20 TYPICAL VEGETABLES FROM THE 20 THE 20 TYPICAL VEGETABLES FROM THE 20 ITALIAN REGIONSITALIAN REGIONS
SICILYSICILY SARDINIASARDINIA
CALABRIACALABRIABASILICATABASILICATA
PUGLIAPUGLIA CAMPANIACAMPANIA
ABRUZZOABRUZZOMOLISEMOLISE
TUSCANYTUSCANYUMBRIAUMBRIA
MARCHESMARCHESLAZIOLAZIO
FRIULI – VENEZIA GIULIAFRIULI – VENEZIA GIULIA
LIGURIALIGURIA
VENETOVENETO
EMILIA EMILIA ROMAGNAROMAGNA
TRENTINO - ALTO TRENTINO - ALTO ADIGEADIGE
LOMBARDYLOMBARDY
VALLE VALLE D’AOSTAD’AOSTAPIEDMONTPIEDMONT
……and and finally!finally!
“CIELO APERTO” PROJECT
Every school year the students of one of the 5th classes of our school take part in the “cielo aperto” project.
The purpose of this project is to give the students the possibility to have some basic konwledge of astronomy, thanks to theoretical lessons and live observations of astronomical events and celestial bodies.
They also have the possibility to
meet experts in astrophysics.
The project includes a visit to the Planetary of Milan
and to the Brera observatory.